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British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is investing in a “living laboratory” to help develop connected and autonomous vehicles.

Denmark’s Bang & Olufsen is helping consumers envision the placement of its audio and visual products through a new room configurator application.

The Ritz-Carlton, Macau is making itself a site for all occasions with its latest set of promotions.

The staying power of consumers’ wariness regarding security and digital wallets has prompted a slew of brands to enable customers to make mobile purchases using loyalty points, a trend likely to catch fire in 2016.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 1 - Berluti, Brioni latest luxury houses to lose creative directors; DVF inspires individuality, equal opportunity with help from model mogul; Krug pairs vintages with vegetables in limited engagement experience; Belstaff reinforces heritage with move back to Britain.

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For almost as long as mobile phones and text messaging have been around, people have been predicting the death of SMS marketing. There are, in fact, reasons to suppose that the future of SMS is more secure than many other types of marketing.

LVMH-owned Krug is hosting a multi-sensory tasting event to better acquaint consumers with its Champagnes.

U.S. fashion label Diane von Furstenberg is prompting women to be themselves in an uplifting spring/summer 2016 campaign.

British automaker Bentley’s in-house coach building division Mulliner is rolling out a new range of possibilities for consumers to personalize their bespoke Flying Spur sedans.

Menswear labels Berluti and Brioni are joining the list of brands searching for new talent as their creative directors end their tenures.

British apparel label Belstaff is relocating its trademark and finance function to the United Kingdom from Switzerland, representing another step in the brand’s return to its home country.

Italian jeweler Bulgari is reinforcing the timelessness of craftsmanship and design with a new B.zero1 collection.

Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has cast Sophia Loren in a three-act film, capturing the generational appeal of its latest women’s fragrance and its inspiration, the rose.

Italy’s Fendi has drawn inspiration from the timepiece industry by allowing the consumer to personalize the strap of her handbag.

British automaker Land Rover is discontinuing its Defender, but the vehicle will live on in new forms.

Marketers’ failure to accurately invest in mobile channels with appropriate budgets has resulted in a struggle to measure return on investment, meaning that brands must fully integrate mobile with their marketing strategies this year, according to a report from Forrester Research.

NEW YORK – Selling real estate to the next generation requires constantly reevaluating oneself and embracing the consumer’s point of view.

Across sectors, brands are continuously redefining what luxury retail, apparel and hospitality can mean.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 29 - Harrods to host society event benefitting contemporary art; Louis Vuitton drives sports fans to trunk-focused exhibition; Manolo Blahnik focuses lens on man behind the pumps in new film; Burberry targets younger market using Brooklyn Beckham, Snapchat.

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